Check your eVar1 expiration setting. Even though you clear it on the client-side, it still persists on the server-side for as long as you've configured it to live.

mea culpa? I think that at some point in the past, I wrote a monkey patch on top of _satellite.notify that would create and maintain _satellite.dtmRuleStackArray...   I'm pretty sure that what you're looking at is a custom artifact and is not part of vanilla DTM. I found that since _satellite.notify...

Arun, Presently, plugIn functions can easily be added in the Custom Code section of the Adobe Analytics extension. This also includes the setup of s.usePlugins and the s.doPlugins function assignment. Just as in DTM, the AppMeasurement "s" object is kept in an enclosure and by default is not exposed...

In my perfect world, multiple conditions could be arranged into functional modules that could be centrally managed.  A change to the "condition pack" would be reflected wherever it is used. In my perfect world, these "condition packs" could be defined at a company level and used across properties ow...

It would be even better if you could reuse blocks of conditions.  I'd also throw in a request for reuse of action blocks too.

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I saw this about a week ago in the Adobe Launch Developers slack channel.Hot off the press, you can access the rule name to send it off to Analytics or whatever: `%event.$rule.name%`

Thanks, Aaron. I think that's enough reason for me to stick with custom events over direct call rules. Unless there is some other benefit to DCR's that I'm missing.  It kind of makes me want to add an emitter action to the SDI Toolkit extension so that you could use Launch rules to send signals to o...

Sounds like _satellite.track is just a special kind of customEvent.Could you listen for _satellite.track events from outside of Launch?  If so, on what element are they emitted?

Stefan, Thanks for sharing that repo.  Awesome work.  I'm 100% in agreement with your thoughts on a movement away from page-based analytics and toward event-based analytics.  The event-based approach is much more flexible and can be used everywhere.  I think that it will fit especially well as a fee...